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    • London Might Sell Its Fare Payment System to the MTA (AMNY)
    • Ruben Diaz Jr. and John Samuelsen Have Some Ideas for MTA Capital Spending (News)
    • The Subway Was a Mess Yesterday... (Gothamist, NY Mag, DNANY1Post)
    • ...But It's Still a Better Deal for Riders and NYC Than Uber (Brokelyn)
    • We're at the Point Where Citi Bike Ridership Records Don't Make Lede Headline Anymore
    • Reforms Coming to Bronx DA's Office (NYT); NY Judges Are Appointed, Not Elected (WNYC, Post)
    • City Vehicles to Be Equipped With Safe-Driving Tech, Pedestrian Detection Not Included (DNA)
    • NYPD, Daily News: Man Killed by Bronx Hit-and-Run Driver “Assisted in His Own Death”
    • Van Bramer Says Sunnyside Affordable Housing Project Too Big, Would Take Parking (Politico)
    • Justin Davidson Frets for Governors Island (NY Mag); Squibb Park Bridge Fix at Hand (NYT)
    • NYPD Worried Pokémon Go Will “Draw Strangers Together” (@danarubinstein); Meanwhile: News
    • The Perpetual Tribulations of Storing a Car on a New York City Street (DNA, NY1)

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